Kind gesture............

[Bob Wright]

Last week was one of those rare instances in which my gunsmith owed me more money than I owed him. We settled up last Tuesday, and he gave me the money in cash. I stuck the money into my "gun money billfold" without counting it or separating it. When I got home I started to separate it and found I had $5 I could not account for, so assumed he overpaid me.

I went back this morning to give him his refund, and he wouldn't accept it. Just told me to forget about it. How about that!

Bob Wright

 

[Pat-inCO]

Very nice, and someone that appreciates your business. 8)

 

[Bull Barrel]

And you feel good because you did the right thing and so does your gunsmith.

 

[CGDustDevil]

You'll never go wrong squaring up. Good job all around.

The REAL question is: How in the world does a gun smith end up owing YOU money? That's a trick I have yet to learn.

Regards, Pete

 

[Mus408]

Maybe Bob owns the building the gunsmith's shop is in?

 

[Bob Wright]

You'll never go wrong squaring up. Good job all around.

The REAL question is: How in the world does a gun smith end up owing YOU money? That's a trick I have yet to learn.

Regards, Pete

Over the past few months I've sold a couple of revolvers through his shop on consignment. And, I've broken one and had him repair it, also had him do a transfer. We work on a handshake and promise basis, then settle up at times. This time (and only this time) I was ahead of him.

Bob Wright

 

[Bob Wright]

Maybe Bob owns the building the gunsmith's shop is in?

If I owned that piece of property, I'd be typing this from Study Butte, Texas! Or some other garden spot!

Bob Wright

 

[Kevin]

Wait! You just glossed over the fact you broke one of your revolvers? How did that happen? Was it a Blackhawk?

 

[Bob Wright]

Wait! You just glossed over the fact you broke one of your revolvers? How did that happen? Was it a Blackhawk?

No, Sir. It was a Colt New Frontier that I had just won on GunBroker. The cross pin that holds the firing pin in came out and the firing pin fell out. Keith replaces these with a press fit cross pin instead of staking them in.

Bob Wright